Judge Says Church Can Run Emergency Homeless Shelter on Property
A judge has ruled that a church in Massachusetts can operate an emergency homeless shelter on its property despite objections from some neighbors
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Ukrainian Catholic bishops in US beg prayers for peace in their homeland
The bishops of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in the United States issued a statement on Saturday requesting prayers as the potential of increased conflict in Ukraine comes to a head.
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Most pastors see racial diversity in the church as a goal but not reality | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – Most Protestant pastors say every church should strive to achieve racial diversity, but few are achieving it.
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Saddened by restrictions, NFL star speaks out in defense of Traditional Latin Mass
In an exclusive interview with CNA, Kansas City Chiefs placekicker Harrison Butker shares his love of the Traditional Latin Mass and talks about his struggle to understand why the Vatican is restricting its use.
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Farmers Gather in KY to Honor God During ‘Global Agriculture Day of Prayer’
Thousands of farmers will gather in Kentucky Friday for the Global Agriculture Day of Prayer, a way to honor God and give thanks for their harvest.
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Could Biden bypass state laws by placing abortion clinics on federal land?
As the Supreme Court considers a case that directly challenges Roe v. Wade’s 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide, legal experts are exploring strategies to protect abortion access. One such option proposes placing abortion clinics on federal land within states that restrict or ban abortion.
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‘Raise the Shield of Faith’: Bethel Church Announces 24/7 Prayer Campaign for Pastor Beni Johnson
Bethel Church has launched a 24/7 prayer campaign for co-Pastor Beni Johnson, the wife of Pastor Bill Johnson, as she battles cancer.
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One Million Moms blasts Zillow over lesbian ad, says Romans is clear about ‘sexual perversion’
The Christian conservative group One Million Moms has criticized the online real estate platform Zillow for a new commercial, saying it’s an attempt to normalize sin by promoting same-sex relationships and the LGBT agenda.
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‘I have sinned’: Gambling nun gets year in jail for $835K theft from school
A Catholic nun who stole $835,000 from the school where she served as principal and used the money for gambling said she had “sinned” and would now try to follow “more closely in Christ’s footsteps” as she was sentenced to a year in federal prison.
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Three Catholic dating tips in a society of ‘swiping’ and ‘ghosting’
Dating in today’s world can be hard. We live in a society where “swiping right” and “ghosting” are a part of our vocabulary and the hook-up culture is widely accepted. For a Catholic trying to find his or her other half, it can seem nearly impossible. How do you find someone who shares the faith, or who wants to get married, or who will understand your belief in the sanctity of marriage?
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Catholic college in Alabama gets its own locally brewed beer
Crux,A small Catholic college on the Alabama coast now has its own beer.
